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POINTERS for Advertisers.

Don't expect az advertisement ta bear fruit
ga one week. You can't eat enough ia q
week 20 last You year. and you can't adj
vertIse on rhat plan. either.
People who advertise only once in three
months, forget that most folks cannot r--
memh-r auyrhiur longer than about seven
days
lyon can Lrou~e curiosity ny ~ advsr-
usement, il Is q great point gained. The
fair seI don't hold all The curiosity in the
world
Quitting advertising ia dull times is Ike
tearing cut dam because the water Is
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Magic Mitcheil.

The mo~i important dramatic event in the
history of our local Stage was the appearance
Of the famous actress Nag-ie Mitchell. IN
BE- Fanchou, rhe Cricket. at the Opera House
ia-i Thursday evening. Notwithstanding
that several mandatory orders, next thing
% Pspal bulls had been promulgated. for
bid,ting The old and weiI fortified. a, well as
the young and vulnerable from attending
theatrical performances at the peril of ex-
communication a sood-sized audience. rep
re-entative largely of the wealth and culture
of-omer~et and adjoining towns, was present
lui gave the charming LITTLE actr-~~ a hearty
and enthusiastic Welcome.
Few who witnessed thl- ACTRESS cubo,li-
men, of Jh, uu,olhi~tic;u-I aud untuturrd
eirl OF sweet sixteen could conceive much
less believe her To- Dee mother and grand
mother .o family. but ,uch she j. an, tlie
childish moduiiiou~ OF her voice were even
more surprising. Thcperforuancr through
uur ociyr,l the cIu-tst attention. and lew Ieft
the house .luJ feeling that che, h4I learned
"a lesson. - well a- experienced une of the
i,-v and greatest pleasures uf litr. Every
body knows. vino has ever thought about
this matter that rhe world r. nl,pIe better. lis
II should be, hy 3rt.
Manager Ca>e0e,T has rhe thanks of all
present for his enterpri~, in bringing only
dr~t-clas> attractions % his house
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A pNINIsrRAToR.s NorIcL.

Estate % Caroline Matilda AHahen, decreased.
late OF Jenuer Twp. somerset 0unfy Pa
Letters Of Administration on the above estate
having b-eu granted % the undersigned bv the
proper authority notice i hereby given 20 all
persons indebted to said estate "a make immeti-
ate payment and those having claims against
the same % present thssu duly authenticated for
settlement % the undersigned AZ the residence u
said deceased ga -aIrr rliay the ii day Of April
t~-7 DANIEL. STtFFT
mars Administrator
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VVRIT OF PARTITION.

To Washington Baker. re~ii.a- iu Eulroai Yluit-
u1ual Comfy. U-e1fu
Eou are hereby En-ifr,i -llf ~ pur~isal4-s- 1f o.
WriI 1f Partition ---lei aI. 9 r1e Orphan Cont
ef Somerset fonnrV. Pa. Z .rill hold n4ues- uu
rse Real ts-A-z 9f solomon Easer. deceased. --f1
ate iu jefferson Township. somerset DoEutE pa
on saturday She al day &C April l--7 nsl and
where you mas atteld .t YOU think proper.
~HERIFF oFFtCE JOHN WINTERS
Mar fE Isl -berif
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Farmers speak very ieSpondently Of the
prospects for crop of wheat the coming sea-
son. When the snow disappeared the last Of
February the grain looked fresh and vigor-
Gus, bur the hard freezing since. while il was
bare and wafer-soake,l has killed great deal
Of ii, and makes the prospects decidedly bad
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NERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT
-9F
DEALERS N MERcHlNDISEac,
SOMERSET CO.. PA.

TAN S0IICE-That m pursuance 81 The
1 sssra-aT lrfs 81 As-auniv OF -hss C1mmou-
wealth - provide revenue o meet -ie demand
uTcI the Ireass-reT- ana sor qI1er purposes. ne
undersigned Arrrai=-r q Merc4lt1le taxes tu-
sud Col-urv Las prepared q Is o. me r-ades =
said county. and 2 As placed each r. rhar cisss
whicn &c ht, appears right. 70 vfs
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To the School Directors of Somer-
set County.

set county
GENTLEMEN In pursuance uI the torty-
third section OF the Act of ,th MAY. lS54
yon are hereby notified To- meet in ronven-
ton 4t the t0Hr1 House, in Somerset AZ /
O'Clock 2 NJ on the first Tuesday in MAY
A. H., 1857, being ghe 3r,t ,kiy Of the month.
and select, riga socs. by majority Of the
whole number of ldrectpFS present, one per
son nj literary and scientific requirements.
and OF skill and experienct in the ART Of
teaching, A. County Superintendent. for the
thr'e >lJscs-e,iing vear~ and cerfifv rhe nr-
suit 90 jhc STATE Superintendent AT Harris
burg a. required by the thirty and
t,Ttieth sections vi said Act
J. e.. WELLER
r. 4 =.
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4 DNHNISTRAToRS NOTICE.

Ests1e of Cha.les HFagt. deceased. late uf Lower
UrS erfoot Twp, Somerset 60. Pa.
Letters Of administration 81 the above estate
aavin.z been granted - the undersigned BY the
proper authority, g.Qtlee IS hereby gwen 70 al per-
.Gus Indebted q, said essase go make immediate
payment. and thQse having claims against the
same "a EreSegy them duly authenticated fnE set
tiemenr Qu saturday, iae -id day II April i<s1,
a. the gEist mil Qf Wus. Inlrkhol,ter IN Drake
l9wR. il s..isi township,
j. ~, BTRKHOLDER
R5sFl6- Administrator G. T. \
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Wanted

Hides, Fur. Bark. viii pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds Of hides. pelts aud
fars- also want sos coris OF Rock oak and
spruce bark
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ARBoR DAY.
Governor Beavers Proclamation or
the Subject


IN pursuance nf soo,Ily precoteni. and
IN compliance with request Of the general
assembly ofthe commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
v4nia contained in . concurrent nesoiItion.
/ approye,i the Sflth day Of March, l. p Iss7.
I have appointed aad designated aud do
hereby appoint aud designate Fr,iay. The
( I'd day Of Apri. l. D lss7. as Arao- Day
/ And I do earnestly recommend u The people
Of the commonwealth that they devote rhe
whole, or Al least q portion Of the said day
% the planting Of trees and shrubbery where
ever il may be proper and convenient -
to DO.
Let school directors. teachers and scholars
unite m masking il a day for the adornmeut
ofthe grounds surrounding the school hous-
q throughout the commonwealth Les the
people Of our towns and villages make il a
day for the planting Of trees along their
streets
Let the people in our rural regions SEE 10 it
thar their highways are beautifed by the
planting Of trees upon their borders Let
families observe the day IN the planting of
trees and shrubbery in the grounds ,urroun-
ding their homes. Let the farmers see 90 1t
that the waste places On their farms are tHru-
ed TO profitable account by the planting Of
timber nut and fruit trees thereon Let all
the people understand thar upon the general
observance Of this day. aud the practical re-
suits which arise therefrom. IN large meas
ure depend the coufinuance Of regular sel-
sons of rainfall, the tempering of our eli
mate, Jhe besHry Of our homes and high
ways the timber supply Of the future and a
remuneative return for labor bestowed
upon land, which ara NOT otherwise pro-
ductive
The Observance Of Arbor Day 4, becoming
general in many ef our states it, necessity
j. recognized by those who have given the
greatest care and study 90 the subject and
it, practical usefulness Is aJtested by all who
have engaged in it.
Ia ease the day herein designated should
be unsuitable in any portion ofthe commou- .
wealth. let an adjournment be had 10 some
future day which will suit the climate and
convenience Of thc locality
Given under my hand and the great seal .
of the commonwealth at Harrisburg thi, I.t .
day Of April in the year Of oar Lord one
thousand eight hundre, and eighty--even. .
and Of the commonwealth rhe one hundred .
and eleventh
JAMES A. BEAVER, t,UyrrnOr
Wanted
Uat-. puiato,s. ana ulaple sugar. Tor cash
aH delivery
took q BEEErr-
Attention. Stock Raissrs
Nv Percheruu horse will be at New Cen
treyiJIe Thursday. Friday. aud saturday Of
each week during the coming season.
2. HEFtLsY
VIII arrive To-day. The new Norfolk Robes,
in gray. navy and brown Every lady
should call and -ee ;hem at
PARkEE * PARKEg-.
Painless Extraction.
Teeth cXtrarredah~olutely without pain bv
Use of Nitrous Oxide. or Laughing Gas.
: JuDp McMuL,y.
Operative Dentist
BasI Block. Somerset p.
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Ma EDToK
Mad Antony >ays he can buy cheaper
in Downey than in Buxzaris GIoy
our viiiage, Downey j. "a nobby town
Where women smile aud men ne er frowu :.
Alrho we can boast of but one front street.
IT, elevation l. twenty-five hundred feet.
IL contains i store and grocery small,
That sells peanuts and red coal oil
We have besides this p.,stoffiee. too.
And TWO dwelling houses. Of a story OF two.
seeing few items from Downey thought
would give you a few more u, this was
splendid week Tor news.
Mr. John Boyer j. the bos, timber newer
in this neighborho"d lie hewed lot Of
sietpers for John Fritz, 10 be uSei in Aaron
Smuckers barn, which hai 10 be- chained
down at three places With heavy log chains
before they would lay still enough To- be-
framed
Al present the smartest mau in our yicini-
". we believe. Is John Fritz He hauled a
load of four thousand shingles more than
four miles, with tire on one uf rhe wheels,
ami did not find II ont until ghe -pokes were
worn of up To- within three inche~ of the
hub. y dumb man wouid have Immediately
unloaded
The greatest feature here Is the strike of
Jhe Dowuey merchants The best red coal
oil va, sold for the insignificant sum Of four
cents a gallon. oil cans came flying in from
the four quarters, It wa- sold in any guam
tity, from nne 20 ten gallons. i young man
wiki curly hair was seen crossing the swamp
10 30 BuuarJFe Glory nineteen tiIue~. with
three oil cans at a time. Il j. n,m0rei that
he is getting up a petition Tor a new county
bridge % cross the Clay Bottom River
CsLIFoRNA Ion
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New sprlneMilllnerv.

All the leading STYLES OF Hats. Bonnets and
the most fashions bic trimming coming in
this week Ms. A. f. IHL
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For Sale.

\ house and lot corner Main Cross ami
South street. Somerset for sale on paw
nIeut, to snil the purchaser. \ desirable
home for family large rnomy house and
a fun lot of ground. With choice iruit upon
il. Price sIsoo. For particulars inquire u
the residence. or write 20 samuel Gather
ESQ., GreenSburgh. Pa
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r5. 3, tie season ofsunahine and shadow p
..-,--v r8ads are smoothing down.
.- s.,in- u-I he legal 90 the i5th
.-....--4 o., Mcmillan. Dental
,f
a.- 81, p..
lana''ii' ''i
--ser snyder
,.s good, af al kinds arriving daiiy al
r5-.ar q Parker =
----- fever prevails % .f'aliser1u, extent
.... .rmmuuiy
... ...l-ra4r r,.k bottom prices. az
49,, S8yie-..
..,..-.f ..,,i,. F,f.... in che new
Sew -. 49,.
hos '' .'- -'N 5-5 49,
H- .-''H moss P'l '''''-
SD.
-.' -
add SCUM '-,' =. ------..
.. ..e month 'i Nar7h iL-t '7'''''''
@ --.7' -''''- ,..a...--
- "11
a-
-..---'.aa. i',-ief i- -ea'in- Dr. WIN
t1t can h'" .e " 81 i
-. .-.- rn tle street '''.''f' DIS ''''i-
TI-a spring sunshine
r .--- Hauhurgs. Come and look
tL STYLES and prices al NJ NJ
.r-.-.- A. ,... new store rooms. corner 81
a..-. south Main Cross streets.
s.. -.i. 1-i..-'- nee" .'-'S' y '''',' d '-'''
-.s-. SATIN Arr'r'-'li'. l'-'''.'l.-'.'.-
' @ '--
-.. 'AA14 N ''N'A
H.. ...-..l tH- NHr-rrvmru. Pailade.-
pa. still aa- room fer g lev more cam
-a-- .u THIS and adio.uuz c1an-
.- u... honest. energetic. temperate men
...
..... -... -.gr Won pl-. our new
... nan, rb, JeBar. IL YOU
..,r... sam ,-. ,1 tb. vsy
.... .-.-..-
B. ". TaEuvELL q Co.
........-.l--r r..i fine .jifT.-s-.,,.
...,...,.I D., lennon. .,r r.Isf-,-
.-.......- 80 l..,,.i-.., his 1r1.,-
.-..,.t... ..,... ..,,-r,i,,ir,, their
-I.... ,.-..,..
.... .r.. ...r.rri.- In Millinery
4 4,.. p..-,..-. Frame.
....-..... ..-f .. r--ave-. -3a-
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Wanted.

good girl to do general housework Ap-
ply At once at this Office
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UDITOR's NOTICE

10 r.. Estate Of IArob Linz decreased.
Tie undersigned duly appointed hy fhe or
. Ians' tourI 20 ascertain advAneeueut>. settle
disputed accounts. and make distribution of the
fIIlsis in the hands 81 Noah Lint Exerufor 0f ia
eab Lint deceased hereby giveS notice that he
VII attend a. the dat - of said appointment Il
his ufire 10 >oulsrsef tpruu-h on Wednesday, The
9Th day OF MAY ~ when and we're al p.r-
sons interested may attend
H. L BAER
aprr. Auditor
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WORKING CLASSES M sTTFs Y


arr aoa prepared % flr1l,h al classes EitE en-
pigyIl.i a. as a.alr. ths Wuie aftle time, Or for
fheir se4re lloulents B1Isues new light and
profitable Persons Of ether seX easily esrn from
air u = per evening and proportional sun BY
devafine ali their time ~ the husne-z- BOYS land
girls earn nearly a. much A. zen That al shn
se this may md their address and Tot the nsls-
usss weulakr this Offer TO such a. are NOT well
satisfied We VIII send one dollar % pay for the
trouble Of writing Fui particulars and ogtfit
Maine cee1.3 - tyr
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J viii open a spring term of Normal AZ
Evansville, April II, isa5, and continue ten
weeks No means will he spared to make
the term sucoesstui one, All friends Of ed
ucatiun are cordially invited TO attend. For
further information call on or addres,
II l. YnrNa Hn.hand p
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sunday last was undoubtedly the warrns-st
and most pleasant day w have had since
last fall We have seen very mueh cooker
DAYS IN misl--ummer
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splendid weather for thriving tin cans
and other rubbish over the fence into the
yard III your neighbor.
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You can make the dos-tor~, unsertakers
ard tombstone men happy by laying aside
youT fiannei-
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VIM. II. WELFLEY.
SWTTHIN c. sHoRTuDCE,s

SWITHIN g. SHORTLiOCES
y ACADEMY. FOR FOTNs HEF IND
BDI-. MEDIA. PL l. nile frun Philatirl-
vl-a- FiN-ff price covers every expsrss even
Books. &c W extra charge. No Incidental ex-
peu-s-. So examination tar admission Twelve
experienced rearnerS. AT men. and All Erlduars-
lfislt opportunity for aDf srIideufs 70 advance
rspIfiiy- special drill hsr dun and T1ar zIrt
boyS. Patrons 20 students nav -e.-et anv srld-
se~ or ehUo-e the regular English -cielrss -rLl-
iu--.. Classical ~ civil Ena1uee rinE efE lu H4r
dents Httea li Media Academy ars uo4iere- and
ward, Ns,s Princeton and Ten other f1t0 College,
Pu,yIeeanic -eloois ~ students -~uf .u I--E
il fa-1 g. .1 l--4 lH .n lSsa 1ff l1 iuI--a A
graduating ciass ever Fsar ID rhe commercial
~ fiVIuFl zsium zad fzii f-ruand- 100 volume
added - LIer4ry 10 i--1s Media ha- seven
cftlrel--. and - .su1Derliure charter E1ich pro
hibirs tie sale 81 ali intoxicating drinks For
leu Illustrated circular alidreSz the Principal ard
E'ruBrctar -HITHIN q -HDETLIDGE 4 n
,HGrufFa fsnldsf-f,I Msdif r. alzi- - lvr
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CXECCToR-~ NOTICE

Estate ~ Na-treI -aFiHr dee q. LATE u -EleTssl
township -1niarset f0unrv Pa
Letters I-ffualltrv on fhe atove estate last iIIs
been granted % the undersigned BY the proper
authority. EOtlce & hereby gwen ga a. y.r=lus
indebted o. -L.l estate t0 make immediate r1fv-
Meuf. and rhos- having CLAIMS azin-t the same
VIII present them duly authenticated !Jr -er-le-
ment on saturday. Ap-ii S, ~. % the sesidenee
90 tae ExeCutor iE ssld township.
JEREMIAH = MILLER
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when T. " Rat1pF eas acquitted on the
charge uf burning Jaes~u Nfucky.s barn,
there still remained a.-l5n-t him four indicr-
mer.t~. two tar ~lr-ty of the pelee. and two
far lui-oHiug horses uu wednesday Dis
trics Attorney NrNamlrs entered "a .t 1s.s-
elei In ,z4cH cas-. or iu other words ahau-
iuued rhs prosecution and Rrther is uuW
f-.. man ~ BsftaF E1-sue
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owing t1 The large increase boa their bu-i-
uy>- during tine past year. Remington Bros
r-upristor- of the advertising bureau. Pitts
burzh. have heen compelled % seek larger
quarters. and have removed ro fhe elegant
new Penn buildinz. uu Penn avenue, near
Seventh street. wher ,hey viii occupy half
II the entire second floor which viii be
b1nfT-.r1ft, fitted uu
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n q. CUSSINsaAA
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The hoa~e OF Mr.. James NcKelvsy ou
South street. was discovered to be on hre
about -iN ucloes Monday evening. The tire
originated from defective due The flames
Nere eaunguiSae,l before ihc building was
l.auiags-I tu any rztsut
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Garden making ha- sommenoed in Soi
er-ef
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VIII arrive to-day. the new Norfolk Robes,
in gray, navy and brown Every lady
should call and -es jhem at
PRRKEE 4 PaRKFE--
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Teeth eXtr4credah~olutely without pain bv
U-e of Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas.
: JuDp MCMuLty
Operative Dentist
B4eI Block Somerset Pa
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Ou saturday last Mr Ma~s- Trent leased
rle Central Hotel from it- proprietor Mr.
Emanuel Lichry. for period OF two year,
No-v will make ir,r-.ia,- landlord and
Wiil rua tir-t-c.l~- hotel
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Fraak }. OtlHaor E-q. Of JohnsJoau
as good looking aud jolly as ever. spent Mon
day in Somerset on legal business,
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Attention, Stock Raisers
treyilie Thursday. Friday. and Saturday of
each week during the coming season.
7. HEFFLEY
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Montpelier and Vicinity.
.ANK HUNTINGTON is in town.

FRANK HUNTINGTON is in town.
DIR. CHARLES f. CHANDLER is ill.
Miss JANE KIMBALL is convalescent.
Miss MARY MCCLURE is quite seriously ill.
A. G. STONE and family are visiting in
Waitsfeld.
E. j., son of Philip Roberts, is i'll with
typhoid fever,
w, c. BERRY returned from the White
Mountains last evening.
Miss KATIE STowELL is recovering from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. j. d. CLARK went to Springfield,
Mass, yesterday morning
CLARK KING shipped five tons of summer
butter to Hartford Ct, Tuesday.
ID. c. NICHOLS is making extensive re-
pairs upon his house on Barre street.
Mr. AND Mrs. C. w. LEARNED return this
week to their home in New York city.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Miss Nellie Barrows Saturday afternoon.
G. G. KING returned to Boston Friday to
resume his studies at the Harvard Law
School.
j. j. PRATT has returned from Camp
Watson, where he has been at work for
Hiram Atkins.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. l.. HOWE took their de-
parture Monday afternoon for four weeks
trip in the West.
PROFESSOR JOHN X. LORD of Dartmouth
College was in Montpelier over Sunday, the
guest of Rev. c. S. Smith.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOSEPH POLAND are at
Springfield, Mass, this week attending the
meeting of the American Board.
MIR. AND Mrs. MEDAD WRIGHT and p, C.
Wright returned home on Friday from their
summer residence at Onset, Mass
A SECOND tier of iron book-stacks is being
placed in the state library. 1t is separated
from the tier below by glass floor.
MRS. EDWIN LANE left last Friday for
New York city for a sojourn of about two
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Addison County.
Hancock.

THERE was pound party for the benefit
of Rev. NJ. III. Ryan al the parsonage last
week - The Ladies' Aid Society met
with Mrs. NJ. IL. Ryan last Wednesday after
noon and evening. - Rev. Mr.. Tucker
of Gaysville breaches here next Sunday in
exchange with our pastor. - Miss Lii
liam Rhodes is attending school at the viii
lage. =- Mr.. Bishop and family have
moved to RoXbury, where he is TO work for
Il. Wetmore. Mrs. Jennie Whitten
and daughter are visiting friends in Connec-
ticut. 80 l.. ID. Rhodes has had a brother
aud niece from New Hampshire visiting
him lately. 60 Mr.. Parker of Rochester
has moved into the lower tenement of Mr..
Darlings house on the corner, and John
Aldrich having sold his place on the branch,
occupies the upper tenement
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LamOille County.
Stowe.

Stowe.
WE have no noon stage now. lt was
taken off September 30th, as is the custom
at the close of the hotel season. - Mr..
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAeK.l
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LETTERS uncalled for at the Montpelier

(Vt) post-office October 3, 1887:
Emma a. Duncirk G. W. Crum,
Mrs. Elsie Elton ~, II. G. Barker,
Miss Martha Hicks, Howard c. Dodge,
Mrs. Maggie Hunt, Judd Foster,
Mrs. NJ. c. Ingalls,, Rev. Fisk Harmon,
Miss Carrie Nye, Charles Sartwell,
Mrs. T.. A. Powers, +. X. Wone
Mrs. Frank =. Underhin, /. b. Wonday.
Parties applying for any of the above must
say advertised - and give the date.
GEORGE w. WING, Postmaster.
to the Pavilion by the construction of a
French roof, The change will add several
fine rooms to the capacity of the hotel, and
will be supplemented by the building of an
elevator in the rear of the main stairway to
the second floor and fire-escape at the rear
of the building. Manager Viles is to be
congratulated that the business of the house
seems to warrant the alteration, which GER
tainly gives evidence that he possesses a
spirit of enterprise which is essential to
good hotel management.
Mr. WRIGHT is to preach in the Opera
house next Sunday morning, and in the
evening at seven o'clock is to conduct a
service of sacred song. Besides the hymns
for congregational singing, the choir will
render the following anthems: " | am Alpha
and Omega" j. Stainer; Christian, the
ulorn BREAKS sWeetly er tnee, IL. IL,
Shelley; Seek ye the Lord " (tenor solo,
ID. S. Blanpied; "The bird let loose in east
ern skies" G.. w. Marston; Sanctus, from
st. Cecilia mass Charles Gounod. The
organst and choir will be assisted by Mr..
&. p. Pitkin with the cornet.
THE village officers whose duty it is
should at once take measures to do away
with the perlous sport of ball-playing and
stone-throwing on the public streets and
where resulting accidents to person or prop
erty are more than probable. Within a very
short time elegant plate-glass store windows
have been broken by careless youth, while
accidents to persons are not infrequent.
The evil may be easily remedied, and moth
ing need be detracted from the enjoyment
which the sports afford the young people by
requiring them 10 seek other localities than
the main thoroughfares wherein to " ex-
ercise their muscle"
Hon. JOHN NJ THURsToN and wife of
Omaha are visiting relatives and friends in
Montpelier and feasting on the glory of
their native hills for the first time in some
thirty years. Judge Thurston is a son of
the late Daniel S. Thurston of Beaver Dam,
Wisconsin, for many years resident of